Not exact matches
MEDDLESOME MERCURY Increased runoff
into Earth's oceans could increase methylmercury concentrations in
marine ecosystems by altering the
food web, new laboratory tests show.
Marine scientists are raising the alarm about a proposal to drop tonnes of iron
into the Pacific Ocean to stimulate the growth of phytoplankton, the base of the
food web.
The newly revealed information about the growth of phytoplankton in polynyas could provide scientists with improved insights
into how the
marine food web in the Antarctic works and how this could be impacted by climate change.
Such debris doesn't really dissolve, but persists for many years, breaking down
into micro-particles that further absorb toxic pollutants and enter the
marine food web with unknown consequences for
marine life.